CISCO S3000/S5000 SERIES MEDIA PROCESSORS
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SNMP traps correspond to the system alarms detailed in the System Status Page
description on page 13. Any change in alarm state will generate a trap that
includes a variable indicating if the alarm was enabled or cleared. In addition, traps
are generated by changing the encoding state between running and stopped. The
following chart details the trap names, numbers, and severities assigned to each.
Severity 4 (Informational) is used for all alarm cleared traps except Warm or Cold
Boot, which generates a single trap after the system is rebooted. A trap will also
include the time the trap was generated.
Trap Name
Trap Number
Severity
Ethernet Mgt Port
1
2 (Minor)
Ethernet Out Port
2
2 (Minor)
Ethernet Aux Port
3
2 (Minor)
Video Signal
4
1 (Major)
Audio Signal
5
1 (Major)
High Temperature
6
0 (Critical)
Fan Failure
8
0 (Critical)
High CPU Utilization
9
1 (Major)
System Memory Low
10
1 (Major)
Disk Space Low
11
1 (Major)
Disk Space Critical
12
0 (Critical)
Cold Boot
13
3 (Warning)
Warm Boot
14
3 (Warning)
Encoder 1 Running
15
4 (Informational)
Encoder 2 Running
16
4 (Informational)
A single channel Cisco Media Processor will generate an “Encoder Running” trap
15 when the encoding state changes.
